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[[File:DirtMoundTwilightRiver.jpg|thumb|300px|A dirt mound.]]
[[File:DirtMoundTwilightRiver.jpg|thumb|300px|A dirt mound.]]
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'''Dirt-mounds''' (written as '''dirt mounds''' prior to ''Pikmin 4'') are [[tool]]s in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' and {{p4}}. They appear as lumps of dirt on the ground, with a hole on top that Pikmin can climb in through. The burrows inside contain items, including [[fragment]]s, [[bomb rock]]s, [[pellet]]s, [[data file]]s and [[raw material]]. During [[night expedition]]s and in the [[Trial of the Sage Leaf]] in ''Pikmin 4'', there are also dirt-mounds which continually spawn [[Bulborb Larva]]e. In order for the Pikmin to enter the hole, the player must have them [[charge]] at it, or throw them towards the mound. Once everything has been removed, the Pikmin come out of the dirt-mound, which then collapses and becomes unusable. They become active again after a [[day]], though, unless they had fragments in them.
'''Dirt mounds''' are [[obstacle]]s in ''[[Pikmin 3]]''. They appear as lumps of dirt on the ground, with a hole on top that Pikmin can climb in through. The burrows inside contain items, including [[fragment]]s, [[bomb rock]]s, [[pellet]]s and [[data file]]s. In order for the Pikmin to enter the hole, the player must have them [[charge]] at it, or throw them towards the mound. Once everything has been removed, the Pikmin come out of the dirt mound, which then collapses and becomes unusable. They become active again after a [[day]], though, unless they had fragments in them.


==Locations==
==Locations==
===Story Mode===
===Story Mode===
{{clean|Finish locations.}}
{{cleanup|Finish locations.}}
;[[Tropical Wilds]]
;[[Tropical Wilds]]
* One near the [[Whiptongue Bulborb]] outside the landing site. Contains two bomb rocks.
* One near the [[Whiptongue Bulborb]] outside the landing site. Contains two bomb rocks.
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;[[Formidable Oak Remix]]
;[[Formidable Oak Remix]]
* One near Alph's starting postion. Contains two bomb rocks.
* One near Alph's starting postion. Contains two bomb rocks.
* One near two [[Crimson Candypop Bud]]s. Contains two bomb rocks.
* One near two [[Crimson Candypop Buds]]. Contains two bomb rocks.
* One in a corner of the cave, near the [[Spotty Bulbear]]. Contains two bomb rocks.
* One in a corner of the cave, near the [[Spotty Bulbear]]. Contains two bomb rocks.


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==Digging speed==
==Digging speed==
After any number of Pikmin go in and the [[dig]]ging starts (represented by the mound shaking), it takes roughly ten seconds for the first item to be spit out of the mound. Any other items will be spat out at a regular interval that depends on the number of Pikmin inside the hole, calculated at a logarithmic rate (i.e. twenty Pikmin are a significant improvement over one, but forty are a relatively minor one over twenty).<ref>Information gathered from a [[Talk:{{PAGENAME}}|fan-driven experiment]]</ref> Pikmin type, [[maturity]], and [[Ultra-spicy spray|spicy]] status do not have an impact on the speed at which new items come out. Because the number of Pikmin only influences the time it takes for the second and beyond items to come out, dirt mounds with only one thing inside of them will take just as long to clear with one Pikmin as they will with one hundred.
After any number of Pikmin go in and the [[dig]]ging starts (represented by the mound shaking), it takes roughly ten seconds for the first item to be spit out of the mound. Any other items will be spat out at a regular interval that depends on the number of Pikmin inside the hole, calculated at a logarithmic rate (i.e. twenty Pikmin are a significant improvement over one, but forty are a relatively minor one over twenty).<ref>Information gathered from a [[Talk:{{PAGENAME}}|fan-driven experiment]]</ref> Pikmin type, [[maturity]], and [[Ultra-spicy spray|spicy]] status do not have an impact on the speed at which new items come out. Because the number of Pikmin only influences the time it takes for the second and beyond items to come out, dirt mounds with only one thing inside of them will take just as long to clear with one Pikmin as they will with one hundred.
==Name in other languages==
{{Foreignname
|SpaE=Montículo de arena
|SpaEM=Sand mound
|Ger=Erdloch
|GerM=Burrow
}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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FlattenedDirtMound.jpg|A dirt mound that has been completely emptied.
FlattenedDirtMound.jpg|A dirt mound that has been completely emptied.
FragmentDirtMound.jpg|A dirt mound releasing fragments.
FragmentDirtMound.jpg|A dirt mound releasing fragments.
Dirt mound P4.jpg| A dirt-mound in ''Pikmin 4''.
P4 Dirt-mound Close-Up.jpg|A close-up view of a dirt-mound.
Oatchi Digging Dirt-mound.jpg|Oatchi trying to dig inside a dirt-mound.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
{{game help|p3|Check if the thing about throwing in the hole work in the Wii U version.}}
*If a Pikmin is working on a dirt mound, even if it is close to the surface of the hole, it cannot be eaten by enemies. If an enemy attacks it, like for instance, a [[Whiptongue Bulborb]]'s tongue, the Pikmin will squeal, but will live and continue working like normal.
*If a Pikmin is working on a dirt mound, even if it is close to the surface of the hole, it cannot be eaten by enemies. If an enemy attacks it, like for instance, a [[Whiptongue Bulborb]]'s tongue, the Pikmin will squeal, but will live and continue working like normal.
*In {{p3d}}, if a Pikmin is thrown right into the small hole that's left behind after the mound collapses, it will go inside and then shortly after come back out as if it had finished the task again.
*Dirt mounds somewhat resemble the holes leading to caves in {{p2}}.
*Dirt-mounds somewhat resemble the holes leading to caves in {{p2}}.
 
==Name in other languages==
{{Foreignname
|Jap=タテ穴
|JapR=Tate Ana
|JapM=Vertical hole
|Spa=Montículo de arena
|SpaM=Sand mound
|Ger=Erdloch
|GerM=Burrow
|Por=Montinho de areia
|PorM=Sand mound
}}


==See also==
==See also==
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{{refs}}
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{{tools}}
{{obstacles}}

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